Introduction to the Hebrew Vowels

Homeschooling Torah | Learn the sounds of the Hebrew vowels, and practice sounding out basic Hebrew words with this introductory video by Anne Elliott from HomeschoolingTorah.com.
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I love learning Hebrew and pray I can share this with my daughter and granddaughter and family and friends . Shalom Shalom

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I have been watching other videos regarding the vowels but i learned so much more from just watching this one!!! It clarified things for me!!! Thank you!!

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Shalom from Memphis Tennessee, we also homeschool, thanks for your lesson.

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I love the kinetic addition to your examples!

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Excellent. Very clear . Great refresher for anyone who is already slightly familiar with the consonants and vowel sounds.

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At the beginning of syllables shva was defaulty pronounced like short PataH, like the /a/ in 'cat'. Because the vocal tract configuration of the Laryngeal consonants אהחע was weaker and thus more amenable to vowel quality variation, the ancient scholars felt it was necessary to explicitly express the exact quality of a vocal shva on a Laryngeal, also known as a 'guttural'. This led to the creation of Hatef shvas. Because the vocal tract configuration of non Laryngeals was more consistent, the scholars left shvas under these consonants unaccompanied by vowels since their realization was more predictable and doing so would be redundant.

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Brilliant lesson! Thank you!

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Thank you for sharing this. This video helps learning the vowels and their sounds pretty easy to learn by keeping it simple.

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Thanks!!!! This was a very helpful video to complement our Hebrew learning with the curriculum! Keep them going! Shalom sister. ❤️

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You’re awesome instructor, but why Hot and Boat have different T’s !

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I love this video who taught you Hebrew? And are you a Hebrew teacher I really want to learn Hebrew don’t know where to learn?

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I would call myself a beginner still. Here are some resources I have used to begin learning. :-) homeschoolingtorah.com/how-to-begin-to-learn-hebrew/

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There are or Not diphthongs in hebrew?

[@Homeschoolingtorah]

I guess it depends on how you define them. I feel like a yod after a consonant acts like a diphthong in English. It has helped me pronounce things better.

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